Singapore Management University
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Oct 9, 2026
Andrea HengHOST
All right, Professor Fan, thanks very much for summarizing all of that for us.
Hairianto DimanHOST
Uh, Terence Fan, he is assistant professor in strategy and entrepreneurship s- at the Singapore Management University.
Hairianto DimanHOST
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James RundleHOST
But those efforts are also creating a more complicated landscape for companies that operate across borders.
James RundleHOST
At the Risk Journal Summit in Singapore this week, Dow Jones' Nick Elliott spoke with Henry Gao, a professor of law at Singapore Management University, and Priya Mahajan, Verizon's head of public policy and regulatory counsel for Asia Pacific.
Nick ElliottCORRESPONDENT
Pacific.The following conversation has been edited for length and clarity.
Nick ElliottCORRESPONDENT
[upbeat music] I want to bring Professor Gao Henry into this conversation now.
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Henry GaoGUEST
If you want to serve the US market, you go to US and do it from the US.
Henry GaoGUEST
The good old days when you can serve your China client from the US or vice versa is really over, and you really have to choose now.
James RundleHOST
That was Nick Elliott of Dow Jones, Priya Mahajan of Verizon, and Henry Gao of Singapore Management University.
James RundleHOST
And that wraps up this edition of the Dow Jones Risk Journal Podcast.
Natasha Ann ZachariahHOST
I'm Natasha, and to help me answer these two questions, I have guests.
Natasha Ann ZachariahHOST
My guests today are Jacqueline Ho, Assistant Professor of Sociology at the Singapore Management University, where you teach the sociology of education.
Natasha Ann ZachariahHOST
So this is really your research, which focuses primarily on the Singaporean education system.
Natasha Ann ZachariahHOST
And also welcome back to The Usual Place to
Natasha Ann ZachariahHOST
I'm Natasha, and to help me answer these two questions, I have guests.
Natasha Ann ZachariahHOST
My guests today are Jacqueline Ho, Assistant Professor of Sociology at the Singapore Management University, where you teach the sociology of education.
Natasha Ann ZachariahHOST
So this is really your research, which focuses primarily on the Singaporean education system.
Natasha Ann ZachariahHOST
And also welcome back to The Usual Place to
Cheryl GohHOST
hashtag choose trusted journalism, a timely conversation as the profession itself continues to change.
Cheryl GohHOST
And joining us is my senior, my前辈, Leong Wai Kit, who is a CNA senior correspondent from Vietnam, Myanmar and ASEAN, as well as Dr. Kevin Tan, founder and CEO of Socium and adjunct lecturer at SMU's Lee Kung Chien School of Business.
Cheryl GohHOST
Wai Kit and Kevin, it's so nice to have both of you to join us for this discussion today.
Cheryl GohHOST
Welcome.
Kevin TanGUEST
Yeah.
Kevin TanGUEST
And having worked in the strategic comms for almost 15 years now, trust is something that I think about both professionally and academically.
Kevin TanGUEST
I also teach strategic influence in the Master in Management program at SMU.
Kevin TanGUEST
And one of the central questions we discuss is what makes a message consequential? It is not simply how widely the message travels, it is whether the audience considers the source credible and the message legitimate.
Jeffrey HigginsHOST
She made her its guest of honor, and she was Toastmaster at VoucherCon 2009.
Jeffrey HigginsHOST
She's been a master artist at the Atlantic Center for the Arts, writer-in-residence at Singapore Management University, and is a senior instructor and the writing retreat mentor at the annual book camp.
Jeffrey HigginsHOST
It's at novelbookcamp.org in Racine, Wisconsin.
Jeffrey HigginsHOST
She speaks, lectures, and teaches, and she runs a summer writing workshop at the Art Workshop International in Assisi, Italy.
Elena JasperHOST
Well, this paper we're going to talk about today is titled Shrinkflation and Consumer Demand.
Elena JasperHOST
It's written by Aljasha Janssen at Singapore Management University and Johannes Kassinger at Tilburg University.
Elena JasperHOST
It is fresh off the presses.
Elena JasperHOST
It came out this year.
Hongbin ZhangHOST
But with changes to EV incentives and emissions-related charges coming up, alongside a review of the COE categorization system, the market could be in for more changes in the months ahead.
Hongbin ZhangHOST
So what's keeping COE premiums at these levels? And could the changes ahead actually make car ownership more affordable? Joining us today is Terence Phan, Assistant Professor of Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship at Singapore Management University.
Hongbin ZhangHOST
Hi, Professor.
Hongbin ZhangHOST
Welcome back to the show.
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Terence FanGUEST
Thank you for inviting me.
Hongbin ZhangHOST
Thank you.
Hongbin ZhangHOST
That was Terence Fan, Assistant Professor of Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship at Singapore Management University.
Hongbin ZhangHOST
This has been The Big Story with me, Hongbin Zhang.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
Chinese freestyle skier Eileen Gu will make her first speaking appearance in Singapore next month.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
The 23-year-old will speak at Singapore Management University on October 12th as part of the KFF Inspiring Women Leadership Series.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
Gu graduated from Stanford University in June and is the most decorated freestyle skier in Olympic history.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
She won one gold and two silver medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics, taking her career Olympic tally to six medals, including three golds.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
Chinese freestyle skier Eileen Gu will make her first speaking appearance in Singapore next month.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
The 23-year-old will speak at Singapore Management University on October 12th as part of the KFF Inspiring Women Leadership Series.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
Gu graduated from Stanford University in June and is the most decorated freestyle skier in Olympic history.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
She won one gold and two silver medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics, taking her career Olympic tally to six medals, including three golds.
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